Sentence examples for mitigating issue from inspiring English sources

A mitigating issue is that we were interested in perceived rather than clinical illness, and in community perceptions on the background of which health care behaviour is played out.

Therefore, special admixtures or preventive measures are required for mitigating issues related to dimensional stability particularly in full-scale structures.

Therefore, special admixtures or preventive measures are required for mitigating issues related to dimensional stability particularly in full-scale structures.   5.

An issue with many studies is the potential mitigating effect of health warnings on high pollution days.

The work carried out by Seferoglu et al. [11] has presented a framework for mitigating congestion issues raised from transmission control protocol (TCP) network.

Porous ceramics fabricated by gelcasting bring many unique capabilities in mitigating environmental issues, particularly waste recycling and neutralization of hazardous emissions.

The key learning impact areas were to acknowledge the importance, significance and real implications of time, cost, resources etc. Learning was planned and reinforced through a debriefing session, where learners were able to demonstrate additional understanding, particularly with respect to mitigating such issues in future construction projects.

As health literacy continues to gain attention at the national level and cost outcomes become more apparent, mitigating health literacy issues will be critical in reducing costs and other adverse outcomes associated with low health literacy.

While the epidemiology of the disease is complex, and therefore, the best practices of disease management unclear (Hofer 2013), the need for ethical considerations is evident in terms of mitigating animal welfare issues and designing a management program that takes into account ethical values.

Jurors today found that Mrs. Yates posed no future danger, so did not need to address the issue of mitigating factors.

The panel said the instructions wrongly implied that all jurors had to agree on mitigating circumstances to avoid issuing a death penalty.